A local car dealership has donated a brand new car to mental health charity in Inverness to help them cope with expansion.

Police who raided a house in Inverness found a Liverpool man with more than £4500 in drugs and almost £1000 cash.

An elderly couple were shocked when they discovered their bank account and credit cards were being used on gambling websites.

Employers in Inverness can find out how apprenticeships can work for their business with a series of online events as part of a national campaign.

In this weeks column, Steph Inglis discusses her new early morning routine and the benefits it has already had on her day-to-day life.

Guides, Brownies and Rainbows gathered last week to renew their promise on a very special day.

A volunteer with Highland League football club Nairn County has raised thousands of pounds for prostate cancer research and Raigmore Hospital.

Volunteer lifeboat crew members, including trainees, on exercise in Inverness Marina went to help a fishing vessel after it put out a distress call.

Inverness residents have shown solidarity with those caught up in the Ukraine conflict as well as providing practical support.

Highland Council is using Cyber Scotland Week to remind businesses about the importance of business continuity in the face of cyber crime threats

Scotland’s Census 2022 launches today with a call for households across Scotland to complete their return.

The return of direct flights between the Highlands and Heathrow after a six week suspension have been welcomed as good news for the Highland economy

People living in Inverness and Nairn will be able to collect free Lateral Flow Device (LFD) tests this week.

A large crowd turned out on Saturday to support Ukraine through a vigil created by The Highlands Support Refugees.

A community group in Drumnadrochit are hosting in-person sessions inviting community members to give their views on their surroundings.

A retired Highland headteacher has published the WWI memoirs of Angus MacLennan in the famous north fighting unit the Lovat Scouts.

This week our City Seen Flashback round takes us back to Inverness nights out from March 2013.

This week marked 40 years of Moray Firth Radio, our local radio station that covers an area the size of Belgium.

A Strictly Inverness competitor hosted a charity football match last weekend to raise money for two groups in Inverness.

Have you met Jay Wilson?